Waterskiing Carlsbad Lagoon

[Cigalert]

I was given an opportunity to ride on my new to me 360. Fortunately nobody got the big camera on me but I caught a few screenshots of WOT and H2oSki2Fast. Weather was amazing, water was awesome and my crashes were yardsales. After about 10 attempts I finally got up.

Thanks again for the patience Kyle.

[Stainless]

That's a lot of air in that last pic!


Carbon aka Stainless

[GotHalos]

Nice! No pictures of the yard sales?

[Stainless]

I did some slalom this past Sat. I have a HO Mach from the 80's. Probably won't hold a candle to new stuff. I skied about 15 min and jumped back on the board.


Carbon aka Stainless

[Cigalert]

Nice! No pictures of the yard sales?

Pfftt...what kind of question is that? You bet your sweet ass I did.

Here was my first big "ouch"



here's a little sequence of what no to do. I ended up completely inverted...still not sure how that happened


And yes, I finally made it



I ended up with a saline nasal cleaning. My sinuses feel wonderful.

[SummitKarl]

I was given an opportunity to ride on my new to me 360. Fortunately nobody got the big camera on me but I caught a few screenshots of WOT and H2oSki2Fast. Weather was amazing, water was awesome and my crashes were yardsales. After about 10 attempts I finally got up.

Thanks again for the patience Kyle.

born and raised right there, just swing that camera 90* to the right, yellow house with red roof

[niceguyeddie]

So what's the deal with this place? Is it private? Is it only for water sports or can you launch and float around?

[Singleton]

So what's the deal with this place? Is it private? Is it only for water sports or can you launch and float around?

Last time I checked you had to get a city permit ($100) and add the company that controls the launch ramp to your insurance.

[niceguyeddie]

Last time I checked you had to get a city permit ($100) and add the company that controls the launch ramp to your insurance.

Shitty.

[Ziggy]

Last time I checked you had to get a city permit ($100) and add the company that controls the launch ramp to your insurance.

Still the same. Add the operator as loss payee.

From my POS T-mobile thingie